Mrs. Kim's Class!
Name: Sue Hee Kim
Date of Birth: July 17, 1973
Hometown: Mokpo, South Korea
Age: 29 years old
Family: 1 Younger Brother, Husband Randy, 2 daughters Stephanie and Shannon.
High School: Paradise, graduated from Grace King High.
Education: Working on Masters Degree in Gifted Education.
College: Graduated from ASU
Hobbies: Reading, snowboarding, dancing, and watching movies.
Favorite Subject(s): Science, Math & English
Favorite book: It
Favorite Author: Stephen King
Favorite T.V. Show: Smallville
Favorite movie: Beauty & the Beast
Favorite Food: Pizza, Korean food, Mexican food. (She loves to eat!!)
Officer Matt
Officer Matt teaches us how to say "NO" to things such as drugs and alcohol. D.A.R.E. stands for Drug Abuse Resistance Education. The 6th grade at our school is having a D.A.R.E. graduation. All the 6th graders have to write a 5 paragraph essay and Officer Matt will pick students from each classroom to read them in front of their class. He will then pick 2 students to read their essays to the entire 6th grade. D.A.R.E. graduation is on January 30, 2003.
Usually we have National D.A.R.E.
Winter
Winter is here
A Winter breeze is in the trees
Make my bare knees freeze
By: Marlon
The Morning
Phone is ringing
Dad is talking
Mom is awaking
Sister is moaning
That's the morning
By: Cody
Shining Stars
The stars in the sky seem to sing
With miracles they will bring.
They seem to be so near
But they are really far.
The stars should be here
But they are where they are.
They shine bright with all there might
In the middle of the night.
I always wonder
What is in the stars yonder?
By: April
Morning, the sun is the sun rising
Night, the thunder is roaring
It is frightening me
I am covering myself
The thunder stopped
I am asleep
By: Brandon
IM COLD
I'm so cold
I feel old
My legs are shivering
My teeth are chattering
By: Bridget
Fire Alarm
The fire alarm rings
The students go to their places
Panic is stirring
The principal speaks on the intercom
It was only a drill
By: Amber
Snow
The snow is falling
silently creeping above,
snow is gone, come back.
By: Brittany
Kim's Kourt is a good way to solve problems. Ms. Gulliver's class does Kid's Kourt also except the name is different. Here are the Student Civil Rights
1. I have the right to be happy and treated with compassion, no one has the right to laugh at me or hurt my feelings.
2. I have the responsibility not to hurt anyone's feelings.
3. I have the right to be safe
4. No one has the right to hit me, poke me, push me, pinch me, or hurt me.
5. I have the responsibility to keep our people safe.
6. I have the right to learn about myself. I should be able to express my feelings and opinions without being punished.
7. I have a responsibility to respect other people's feelings and opinions.
8. I have a right to be myself, no one has the right to be unfair to me because of: the color of my skin, eyes, or hair, my size or shape, my clothes, the way I look, or whether I'm boy or girl.
9. I have the responsibility to respect people's differences.
10. I have the right to hear and be heard, no one has the right to yell, scream, shout, or make loud noises.
11. I have the responsibility to not make loud noises.
12. I have the right to learn according to my own ability, no one has the right to call me names because of the way I learn.
13. I have the responsibility not to call people names.
By: Sidney C. and Kaila C.